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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

East SAGINAW. oct. 3.-The first Sunday
under tue new liquor law witnessed rsdi-
cal change in the manner of conducting sa-
looms ia this city. Nearly all the saloons
in the business portion were closed al day,
but IN few instances were the blinds re-
moved from the windows. In the evening
the usually dimiy lighted bsrroOms we're in
total darkness. In the afternoon the liquor
dealers held a meeting and concluded TO
osey the law ia the matter of hours OF
closing, though they do not think they
should De required to remove all the
screens.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
fa.>>- opsaia< csrsmoaiss Yesterday at
Miaasapolls~

HsSEApoLIs MINI. Get There will
be few vacant s~ais when the General As
semoly Of the Knights OF Labor Is called 10
order tomorrow morning. Nine-tsnths Of
the delegates have arrived and handed in
their crsdsntials aud the other tenth will
doubtless arrive on the nigh. trains. The
Committee on Credentials held morning
and afternoon sessions and devoted consld-
erzbio time 10 protests fled against the
recognition OF Geo. A. SchiihBg and G. T..
i.eib. OF District Assembly q, Of Chicago.
When the committee adjourned the case
had NOS been decided, bul the chances are
that the protests will be overruled. Pow
derly arrived this afternoon and was hear
tlly welcomed. Tonight he lectured before
sn audience Of ten Thousand people a.
Washington Rink upon The World as
kn;ghthood Would Make 10"
The public opening ceremonies at the
Washington rink this morning were shorn
OF eonsi i1erabls OF their attractions by the
absence Of Gov. McGill. Afr. Powderly.
Secretary ltchman aud Tom O'Reilly, or
New York. the sweet singer of the order. ths
latter three having missed connections IN
Chicago. Very handsome, indeed, was the
appearance that the rink presented IN its
gala attire. Stresmers OF red, white and
blue. intertwined with evergreens and
towers, were suspended III artistic pr fusion
froya the rsfter, and walls. A floral counter
part OF the globe spear and triangle, which
form the insignia Of the order, occupied a
conspicuous position Ia the rear OF the plat
form, and pictures OF the devotees IN the
cause OF labor, and hundreds of notices
made By the women of this city, COM
bincd TO make the gigantic build
ing appear like Kaleidoscope
view from fairylsnd. The audience was
large, and there was prolonged applause
when Chairman John P. McGaughey APP
feared on the platform that had been
erected in the center of the structure Be-
hind him came Mayor Ames, with Robert
Grffiths, of Chicago; A. A. Carlton. of
Massachusetts,. Thos. b. Barry, of Michigan;
Frederick Turner, of Philadelphia; w. IL.
Bailey, Richard Trevellick, Ralph Beau
mont and other noted leaiers OF the
Order.
With q few words OF explanation regard
ing the absence of Powderly and others, the
Chairman introduced Mayor Ames, who
cordially welcomed the Order 10 the city,
sad after few general remarks, rendered
the delegates ths freedom Of the city,
Richard tiriffilths. Geuerat Worthy Fore
man Of the Order. who Is in poor health,
respodned to the welcome in a few words.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

NE human SOCIETY.
Proceedings OF rhe Regular moBtkl
hsstisx Held Last Nixaf.

Proceedings OF rhe RsEulsr Monthly
hsssisx Held Last Nikat.
The regular monthly ne~ting OF the Ha-
msne Society was held Ia The ctnee Of l..
S Progin last evening. with President
fiuhrer in the chair. Those present were
Aessrs. Angel and Cntoheon, Mrs. prosin,
Mrs. Tofrey and Kiss E.cam0ad, besides q
few other interested ladies The Secretary
reported that 100 documents, relative 10
the object 0f the society had beoB dstrib-
uted during fair week. The President and
Secretary were authorlxed 10 furnish oreden-
uals % The persons wao snail act a. deie-
gates 10 the annual meeting OF the Amerl-
can Association. to be held az Rochester
from October 10 10 p. The Delegates have
not yet been appointed. TIE society 9
agent presented his monthly report g. fol-
lows: Horses ordered ca the street, 4; rep
Tilnanded for fast driving.s FOR overlooking.
8; other cases of cruelty. :, horses disposed
OF. ?, cases investigated 4 arrests, l. Tsgai
cases, q. The President vice President
and Secretary were appointed COMMITTEES
10 arrange for the annual meeting OF the
society which will be held in November.
That 81 90 chipchiliy Dyercoxt il dirt
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04


There IS nos - e aaao23's . h9p. skie
ard jeuap persernsaoe lhsi Is rsa.ly ons
u The ses. a. sroan3 saisr.aieEents seen
nowa3zys Slssoa & cssthor1s eooEa1y
of comedians. shess toaf. I believe, =
Under ihs dreeslon q Nessrs- SEs5y s Gar
wood. Of Folsto ana Grznd Rapids. are a
coniedy eonssraeted for laughing PURPOSES
oHly." which causes mueh UpEoaroos
smgseDs1t II the asnds cs this clever
company. Il = ea,lei Little NuEgss, and
~ ere are cLunks of sunshine 6no muslc
snd lsaghfer and mslo-draastlc iacsdsnis
al throosb it Little N0sget serves a.
little rcd ~sg0n Go carry ths spscialfiss and
iaany fF0iles OF a number of bright special
lsts. Josie cis<oa Is a. elhsh Little egset
and she provOkes laughter and applause
wsefesyef she makes her Appearance Barney
% kraty affords Mr. CawtboFn an excellent
opportunity % display his tslegt as al
Irish comedian and very happy IS ne IN this
deiineauon. The other members u ths east
are wholly satisfactory. The speciality
people make up most interesting pro
gramms. Alice Raymond. the oornet
yigluoSo plays eroepti0nally well and was
repeatedly encorsd- The S0n Francisco
qQSrtette in their Negro melodies are
very pleasing and Le0nz9. she )aggler,
did some wonderful feats IN his
line. Little Lucille GrieyeS. IN her char
seter songs and dances, becomes al once
genuine iayorite. In fact al the
specialtles are good. and the perform
snce was roundiy spplauded and greeted
with perfect shrieks OF laughter IL
IS only seldom that one can have
too much Of good thing-never
among the Hoosisrs, at least that is what
Cleveland said when the anspolitans
snook him-by the hsnd-bnt the perform
ance last night was drawn out Until long
alter III O'Clock. This afternoon Manager
| Garwood invites all the newsboys and
carrier boys OF the city 10 attend the mat
inee free.
'Rsgs. the Wildcat Of Woodland Farm. Z"
is the title Of a lively play which hetsie
Bernard Chase and company are presenting
at the Wonderland. An extended notice OF
the play is deferred anul tomorrow.
This morning Sweatnam. Rice & Fsgsn's
Ministries will make one of the most
gorgeous parades ever given by similar
organization. The procession will be headed
10y four heralds on horseback snd followed
by the bugle-s in . glitiering uniform, the
| drum corps and the Gienadier band, the
comedians bringing up the rear. The parade
| will be worth seeing. AS fo- the perform
ance 10 be given at Power Grand Opera
| House il will be excellent ! had the
pleasure of seeing the show" at Hooley ;
in Chicago, one evening last night. aud it is
without doubt one OF the very bes, burnt
cork entertainments ever given. The re-
served seat sale is already very large.
Manager Fred. G. Berger accompanied
his wife home from Chicago yesterday. He
will leave for the South tonight. Sol Smith
| Russell packed the Grand Opera House in
| Chicago every night last week, his receipts
| asgregsting nearly 5000. His new play
"Bewitched." is most remarkable success
and sets the theatre on soar whenever it
| is produced. Mr.. Russell has concluded to
| extend his season from January to the us
uai 40 weeks, and Manager Berger is now
| booking time for him in California.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
The KNIGHTS IN POLITICS.
"A Candidate for the Governorship si
MARYLAND Oncialiy Condemned.

BALTIMORE. I'D. Oct. 3.-DistTict Assem-
bly, No. al. knights of Labor, which ex-
tends ali over the State. held a meeting this
evening for the purpose of taking fnal ac-
ton 10 tie matter OF charges made by d..
A. Napp. Of Washington. against Seus-
tor F. L. Jackson. Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Maryland. In a nutshell
charges are that Jackson Is not only not a
friend but is an enemy OF organized labor.
Jackson. after having been given ample
q ne, has failed 10 refute 10 the satisfaction
OF the Knightst the Aforesaid charges. The
result OF tonights meeting was the sdop-
tion Of resolutions denouneing Jackson aud
declaring their intention TO do everything
possible 10 prevent his election 10 the Gov
ernorship.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
BASE BALL

Al Philadelphia. R.B.H.E
Phisdeiphiaj 0 . 0 e-s Il 2
Boston ...O . O 0 D. 10 {
BA,ter.es-Casey and Mcclure, Madden and
Tate
At fndfR1 apolis.
indianapolis 0 0 e-2 g
Chicago II 0 o o. : II 3
Bate. .ies-shTeve and Arundel, Garrison and
Flins
Plffsburx Il 0 . o Is Il :
DetTnit.-..-.-.-1 O o-i0 A. ]
BsttcTies-Morris ard f4ei5s. BALDWIN and
Bennett.
Al Nashi0g'on-
washington 3 0 0 0 . o-s s s
New York k.f ? q o. = - 2
Batteries Gilmore and Mack. .Kee'e ana
Rim
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
THlRTY-Slx CARS SMAsHEO.
A Terrific Collision on Pennsylvania
Railroad

MIsERsyIILE. Ia, Oct. 3.-A collision
occurred this moraing on the Mine Hill
railroad. in which tnirty-six cars were COM
pletely demolished. Engine No. 42S was
decending q steep srsde with 105 loaded
cars when the engineer discovered anFopen
switch. The brakes refused to check the
speed Of the train and in consequence the
engine ran on the siding. coliiding with a
draft OF loaded cars. The crash was terri
BILE and in an instant the tracks were piled
with broken cars. many of which were
hurled down a thirty -ffve-foot smbank-
ment, The train hands jumped and thus
saved their lives.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
SAVED ONLY THEIR LIVES.
A Schooner from Muskegan Wrecked
Near Holland.

tkllttstt y w ft-tltts tttt-s.
HOLLAND, Oct. 3.-The schooner Eben-
ezer left Muskegon last evening loaded with
shingles Tor Chicago. When of this port
the Captain attempted to make harbor. bnt
as there was very heavy sea running she
went on the beach Just south Of the light
house. She is lying head on and is IN bad
shape. Should the heavy sea continue for
any length OF lime she will undoubtedly 90
10 pieces The life saving crew at this port
did good service in saving the crew OF the
vessel. bat the men barely escaped with
their lives, losing all their effects.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
THREE MEN LOST.
Az Eroa ore sehsoasr wrecked Near -.
Joseph.

BEsToS HARsoR Oet. 3.--A large iron
ore schooner. supposed 70 be the Havana,
plying between Escanabs and 81. Joseph,
tbs place a, O'Clock this forenoon IN about
l0rts feet OF water. She was anchored for
several hours farther out IN the lake. aud it
is supposed thas she sprung leak aud the
crew tried % beach her. The tag Hannah
sullivan saved four Of the crew. Three
Steward
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
WRECKS on THE LAKE
SEVEN DROWNED At SOUTH HAVEN.
fhs sehsoosx Grss8 Bay Drsvsa .shSFs
.44 All Hksas Drssasd- -Thrss s1sa
Lsss Near - JsssPh-A
NFeEk zt H1iL4na.

socEz HAyzs. Aica.. Oct. s-The
schoooer Green Bay is ashore here and Is
fast going % pieces. The officers and crew.
numbering seven persons, we're loss. The
schooner ~ss osasd BY Reeve q Head, of
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

FrrrssrRe. Oct. 8--Fsther James Nc
Tighe. Of s. Naiachis Psrish. is candi-
date for The principslship Of the Twenty
third ward school. ard the board has voted
forty seven times vita te every time.
There = probability tast he priest vii
- elected to-nighA The one Protestant on
the board told Father McTighs taas il "a
would get married TO more opposition
you'd he n,Sie sssinst h. election The
city greatly exceed over the sfair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

Jackson, Mich. Oct. s.-Dennis Dons-
hue, brakeman on the Miohigas Central
Railroad. was stabbed late last night on q
train near Albion by tramp whom he was
trying 20 put OF the train. The knife
struck him at the thigh, cutting to the
bone, the cash being several inches long.
He vas brought 70 bis home in this city on
q stretcheT. and Is IN a very wesk con-
dition. The tramp made bis escape.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

Sr. JosEPH, Oct. 3--The schooner Henry
Ransom. OF South Haven. light from Chic
ago. went ashore here at $50 o'clock yhis
morning while trying TO make the harbor.
The crew Of Two men were saved Tne
vessel struck the pier. but was lniniured,
and now lies high and dry on the beach.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

wtrr1reros. Ocf s.--Cbsirrsn Cooley.
~ ne IntsF-sssss Commission. bss returned
r. Wellington ard rss - tks Commission
bas5ansfssx to5sv. TIE ofnsr aefr ssrt
~ ths Dnfoas 81 on go expfcteo - rssct
Nasbiofssn before tbs ems ~ tts vesk
The Cen MISSION VII bod its Derf feruisI
meeting here on Wsdnes6s7 tns 11rh
irz ar
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
FIRE AT CALUMET.
Two Hundred Miners Have Their Clothes
Burned

CALUMET, Oct. Sire broke out at 3
o'clock this morning at the Calumet dry
house, in which the miners dry their clothes
when they come up out of the mine. A
terrific gale was blowing, put the firs was
promptly extinguished, the damage TO the
building being trifling. About two hundred
miners had their clothes burned, aud Pat
rick Welch, the dryer and keeper, was badly
burned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
Horribl, M.prI,d TrnIn.

East TAvAs, Oct. 3.-The body of George
Barley was found on the track of the De-
troit Bay City & Alpena railroad. above
Emery Station. Sunday morning, he having
been run over in the night by passenger
train. His head was cut off. one leg was
taken of and he vas disemboYled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

scAss. Oct S.-kicbsel DsTitt sni
PsfTick Ezsn ara here The object ~ their
visit a be is-si 70 be 20 consult a. - the
kest nrsns ~ raising m1nsv 20 surrort ths
1saf he League = wasl1x against shs
frish Ersiish Government. snd ts siscuss
ether nlassers Of inaportsncs spcersssasaz ?
- fke asase
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

tt3-'7IIt = - |tI79ftf p -
MusxEsox. Oct. 3.-The captain Of the
life saving crew 81 Port sherman received
= dispatch At 4 p. N. from sturgeon Bsy,
Wis, announcing that two tow barzss
broke loose wifh the crew from a tow iast
night, OF Sheb0ygsn. and sskiaz the crew
hare to look ont for them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
GONG BACK ON The COUNT.
Mach Opposition to uitkIswiczs Pro-
posed - hsme.

s,x FsAxcIsco. Oct. 3.--The steamship
Oceanic. which arrived today from China
and Japan. brings sdvices from Hong Kong
up 70 september D. Much opposition was
developing TO Mitkiewicz' scheme. PTesi-
dent Y an. Of the Board Of Rsyenus, hsd
urged ths Empress not 70 sanction the Dro-
posed concessions. The China Nerchants'
Com psny repndisted all connection with
ths syndicate. English interests were work
ing hard to frustrate American interests.
Il was reported that China had
granted a I6-year concession 10 the great
Northern Telegraph Company and the
Eastern Extensive Company 70 bald an eK-
tension Of the Imperial China telegraph to
Kslxsn and Kischta. giving direct route
from China 20 t}rsat Britain.
Cores hsd appointed Psrx Chening Ysnd
as Minister 70 the United States slso
ministers 20 England. France. Germany
snd Rassia.A Ex- Mayor Harrison, Of
Chicago. nss sfrivsd st Iokshama.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

frFp4N-5r trkeieilfis ark. seTiefr.bey
81 81 y LontoD. f.fpeFlg ~ tsls eIts seed s
gtar
~ Ios5,n ess s7n ~ Sr Esfy Hsl enc
wss on fs esf te the uo' sgslrzz g. tli beslth
RaEEEfI Ir-Ja 7uadsr cetoffT = lrisui sou
n Er an4 Nrs Err8sx tsrrel seed D.
Tat4-ts
Fansrs1 f-rsrn tss Tas'1e.4rs. ~ sirth4~.. sf
sclgfs TBS sffeTp9ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

The newsboys and carrier boys of the
TELEGRAM HERALD are invited to attend
the matinee performance of Little Nugget"
ing to attend viii be at the Office at 2
of-lock sharn
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

Nzw Yeas. Oct S-Esron 4 seh-sn.
dealers IN cctt1a. wccl snd hii'ss hsre
ssispendrss paymsns TIE 6rra slso a. h1ss-
seSs a. J. Ef-ar 4 Co. ~ san Aaesnss. 81
Pass Aad Lsreds Tsxss. ard Sa,S lo
Mexiz1 The San Antsnfo hcnse hss seen
stsarAs3 ~ creditors t1ere Essnl ti4s
aot asssrfsin~<
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

zen VII see ihen 81 ihe door tsv -e
nice. for - many things foyer. rssIati-
nuis. efr.. w01.a iook ntes 81 A-fa. III
course ve hsve handsome boa aarle -fss
sn8 fcssr i1fAets 10 suefsef par ~ hs
aiore Duf i9r something farra these a.
very We Ana tisen that tsts ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

PoRT HURON, Oct. 3.-The schooner Annie
H. Grover, loaded with $1,000 bushels of
oats, from Chicago to Port Huron, ran
ashore on Harwood Point at 1:30 this
morning during thick rain storm. A tug
was TELEGRAPH for
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
More Land. for the People.

WAsHISeToY, Oct. 3. - Commissioner
Sparks has recommended to Secretary
Lamar the restoration TO the public domain
of about 100000 acres of land in Minnesota
within the second indemnify limits OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

pee--r frt 5-Ir stnosl go arc
~es sTrs xoss &c morning 81 ctsrgs -
rsensis * stes ii hsFaE es1sea fos 6esik
~ He Jtrsss t4gTsn. ee8re1. - Crzril1lel
"a rrsests "a wes bed ~ 8 ~ oa
- farther k~S~nz IT. sr,ee $40 - saeuf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
nl.hin - Asrlnrn.

Ks1sw.zoo. Oct s.--Hsnry Isbsll. for 3
vears shoe dealer here. died st The
asylum this morning. aged 20. Tne -
mains are % be Inferred A. Wooabary
tonn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

Capt. ". A. Csvttt. Passenger Agent OF
the Chicago & West Michigan road. re-
ceived dispatch from Holland yesterday.
announcing that sir Of the survivors ~ the
schooner shiDwrecked Al that place hal lost
everything and were left penniiess. They
asked for free transportation 70 Chiczeo.
but on account of the restrictions OF tbe
Intsr-State Commerce law. Captain Gsveft
was unable TO comply, ss he would gladly
have done II possible
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
The wind Yes Q day.

be very hiah wind yesterday blew down
trees in all sections of the city. The fAg
staff in Fulton Park broke of close to the
ground and crashed 70 the earth, smashing
q seat or two.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
duseB thal
belle

a. fsa'f prize We. yo8 iss cgrs ess
sf ipr Yourself rnai Nzrssas tseF ara
f rou wsrt asis f0f Ctfstnss U9s IS
the time ~ buY them VIA - fls nse ~
putting tar ~ WHEN var caa ssase bsit.
aysa per osbt - Y0su Eoones7 - -
fo0f, fsks file elevaf1r
fruorr the ftev arr5sels 81 fNe
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

MsDIsoS. wis.. OCT. s.-ghs Episcopalians
Of tbs eaty hare isksn i for granted thst
President Cleveland vii attend fhelr
church and nsve issued notice thai sanis-
sIou can onlT ae ssc1reg oF csr8. 3hls bss
created great inaignatie1 on tns rsri ~ re
general public ss 70 infimsfiou has s.esn
received from The President 81 % vsst8sr
he would even attend chlfcr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

Ds11ks Tex oc4 s-Lon Rs~l7x sn5
his sssaace. Nlss Tulis Wakes. w--s -xik-
irs II the Cry Park isst n,i5nixht ~hua
twa aearoes sstacke1 them Alter ro8rfrg
Barlow gns ef .8sm onfrsged Nlss Wsiker
~hne tie cfasr stoad over BsTla~ wita =
revolver TIE aegraes Eisl se iyncae8 Z
csct1resi.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

rar 5-,s - overorssts - eaf evr r.sfs
s-e - nrsete fznr - f<s cgt5tu ~wk.
II .KsaK llakNkI.L. q --Frs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

TiseT voUl5 n< chear - $50 Eo~ ~e
ossef 2 g'tss sr 10 oi THESE etfs ~ 81
tiat ennfrsTr priF fsr aud bsvs > = mere
- slsts To1f - iozs n91 eoe 70. waIf
untl tnrF srs e. e0ne
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

r 81 Hszsifirs. forfaerlT chemist for
I Haze tire. Perkins A CO.. iesves toisT Tor
+ Nempsls. Tenn. - sss1ros ctsTes - the
( is5orsterT O. =. ~ Iosss 4 60.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
wARKErs ~ rKLEeRAPH.

An ELEGANT Corsssrew Overcast ~ 5000
Ho-sENax. DoNxaTLY 4 J0rrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
oss rDosv ra.vlsy

ere tin si0p pals 81 ~ esafs. god n-~af
knivet 30 certs new sfyls "a t.e sses II
3 cents iin 1sst pesiae sac even aeco<-
ste1 Gisxs Ismps = oests. fer - maffs
are decofetea sf SAGE - tbt lefnre sh.s
make nies be3-roeFr fnrn1s. eae ~ 5csra.
ing truses ~tc-. tssfs M cnsntssf lipff
vo0 csn bsys Have vo8 $3.50 th1s. new
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

rsoS ~ ~ ~The Tower~ s.f 80 he
Overcoss ysu car bay fer sic t@isT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

n roa srs not sst3sred WITH your pns-
chsse Yen c&a est y0ur money osck ss
The 7owsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

rags. the Wildcat Of Woodland Farm, :"
is the title Of a lively play which hettie
Bernard Chase and company are presenting
at the Wonderland. An extended notice of
the play is deferred anul tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

The standing Of the cubs up TO and in
eluding the gzses OF yesterday, is as fol-
lo~E
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04
CHANGED DAILY


~tf~ff = aKt A tNf-
Beautiful inderd are ihe new desiens II
fslence work which We are iafrodufinr 70
the FaI trxdt Toe oeasad f.r isfre
eiegaDi pieces A. iucressiaz fep.af a. but
wnefe We seil one 81 these pieces 80 neI
hundreds Of The choice little th.nrs fcst
giadden the hear OF tbs passessof. We
have brought on, this seasna ifrffF
quantities oi both lsT.,e and snst esees.
than ever before n0iicabie among ef.rb =
q new ware csiies the Rodo's.asi. wbsca ~
everyone might know rom The nasge.
comes fr0rn SermaDs These pieces ia
Imitation Of Stag horns ere very oGfi.us
and attract gresf deai ~ sfienfiOu Tie
0Obeiip ware came ouf lasf ses.on. oaif ~
snail pieces This year ve are stne nQ
large elaborated pieIss Thch are amsee
he most artistic aud eleraai In aGf ca'.
lection There are many nsu vs-es "a
that table Of Eovsi Blue. one wf-afd ~
looking a. these goods. falDs tbes vffe a.i
81 the same ware and we err sstet f,ie
question many times during fhf dat ttsef
ware the koral Blue ft mere ar, II ...f IL
different wares On this tsbs ssd a. is aula
- tell which is the best blue Tht 65in
fsieDce y another new were. fsle aaat-a
from koun on the hhine rni t -e1sat
sfief by al iovsTs - oersmics The vefid
IL going wild over
Pot-psuff sars
and osn1lssticss. Iysrs hoav s. ir tte
them. Ia oroer - DE- fhe rfoler IS az
YOU must hsrs = cabelettft r1a "a
odof jar in eyers room 81 fhe Iaust arI
- meet fbe demand - bsfs ansre1
large assortment. ~ a r,isr. ara at
prices a. designs and oua'iilss. taa 4l
slso tDd fbs prepared ieores s9r -i.s. lsls
IN The al room. Tkey ssl iof ~ ft.ft =
boz sDo vii iasf iife sine rft serlfg
sDd new gtfis ihess 5usks aiso .ast 81 sea-
souie caB8lssficss The Dr. sfftsH aaaalts
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

Housemsn, Donnaliy A Jones shov the
finest line Of Overcosts ia Grand Rspids
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

The following - 3 iisi Of ibs marriage
licenses issued yesterday. with the names.
residence ivhen OUTSIDE The city and ages
of the parties.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

Look 81 ths great ovsreosi sale At The
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-04

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